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Country Targeting
Country-Targeted QR Codes for Regional Campaigns
Country-targeted QR codes help teams manage regional campaigns from one printed asset. Use country rules to allow, block, or route scanners based on where they are scanning from.
What it is
country targeted qr codes
Country targeting uses scan location signals to control the destination or access rules for a dynamic QR code. It is useful for global campaigns, regional offers, and compliance-sensitive promotions.
Why use regional QR redirects
- Send customers to region-specific product pages, offers, or language pages.
- Limit access to campaigns that are only valid in certain countries.
- Keep one printed design while adapting the destination by market.
- Use scan analytics to see where regional demand appears.
Key features
Built for business QR campaigns
Track every scan
See scan activity by time, device, country, city, browser, and referrer so you know what is working.
Brand the code
Add colors, custom shapes, and your logo so the code looks like part of your campaign instead of a generic block.
Export for print or digital
Download PNG, SVG, or PDF files for social posts, business cards, signs, labels, posters, and packaging.
Who it is for
Teams that need control after launch
international brandsretail teamsevent organizersCPG companiesregional marketing teams
One global code vs many regional codes
Many regional codes can create design and production complexity. Country-targeted dynamic QR codes let teams use fewer printed assets while still sending scanners to the right regional experience.
FAQ
Common questions
Can I create QR codes for different countries?
Yes. Stirling-QR supports country-based rules for regional campaigns.
Can one QR code send people to different regional pages?
Yes. Dynamic QR routing can send scanners to different destinations based on country rules.
Can I block scans from some countries?
Yes. Country targeting can be used to allow or block access by country.
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